63results about "Carriages/perambulator with rigid seats" patented technology

A juvenile product includes a frame, a hub assembly mounted on the frame and including first and second hubs, and first and second seat supports coupled to the first and second hubs, respectively, for pivotal movement between an in-use orientation and a folded orientation. The first hub includes a cam to release the first and second seat supports for the pivotable movement toward the folded orientation in response to rotation of the first seat support.

A latch device is adapted for coupling a detachably a carrier to a stroller frame, and includes a latch tongue, a latch housing, and a locking member. The latch tongue is mounted on the stroller frame, and has a cam surface and an abutment surface. The latch housing is connected to the latch tongue and is coupled detachably to the carrier. The locking member is connected to the latch housing and includes a latch arm. The locking member is movable relative to the latch housing between a locked position, where the latch tongue is locked to the locking member, and an unlocked position, where the latch tongue is unlocked from the locking member and a slide block of the latch arm abuts against the abutment surface so as to maintain the locking member at the unlocked position. The slide block slides along the cam surface when the locking member is moved toward the unlocked position.

A child stroller that can grow with the family starts as a single stroller when a second base and standing boards are fully folded toward a first base. The second base can be slid open with respect to the first base to create a space to attach a full-sized second child seat via a second coupling unit. The standing boards may be extended out from the first base at the back that can be used for one foot or both feet, so that a third child can stand on the standing boards. Multiple configurations are provided for the child stroller.

A universal infant carrier transport is disclosed. The infant carrier transport is adapted to hold and safely retain infant carriers of various dimensions and shapes. The carrier, which can be a tri-wheel type baby stroller having a handle for convenient pushing by the parent, includes a horizontal platform extending from the tri-wheeled stroller and adapted to receive and support the bottom of the infant carrier. A rotating roll bar is provided and is positionable so as to rotate over the infant carrier and lock in place. A ratcheting mechanism is provided in the mount between the roll bar and the bottom support so as to be lockably positioned into one of a plurality of different positions depending upon the width and height of the infant carrier. An easy push button release mechanism is provided so as to release the ratchet when it is desired to remove the infant carrier from the transport.

The stroller includes a frame having at least one front leg, at least one rear leg, and at least one wheel mounted on each leg. The frame defines front and rear portions and right and left sides. The stroller also includes a seat having a seat base and a seat back pivotally mounted to the frame. The seat back has a front surface, a rear surface, a top portion and a bottom portion and is rotatable relative to the frame between at least one substantially upright or reclined back support position and a travel seat support position wherein the top portion of the seat back extends towards the front portion of the frame and is capable of supporting a travel seat thereon.

The present invention discloses an infant carrier. The infant carrier comprises a support frame, a seat arranged on the support frame, a push rod connected in a pivoted manner on two sides of the support frame, and a support frame locking mechanism, wherein the push rod has a forward using position and a backward using position, the support frame locking mechanism is used for locking the support frame at an unfolding position, when the support frame locking mechanism is unlocked, the push rod at the forward using position or at the backward using position can slide with respect to a sliding sleeve assembly so as to fold the support frame to a folded position, and the sliding sleeve assembly is connected in a sliding manner onto the push rod. The infant carrier is convenient to use, and the support frame can be folded when the push rod is at either the forward using position or the backward using position.

A child stroller apparatus includes a first frame portion provided with a first wheel assembly, a second frame portion provided with a second wheel assembly, the second frame portion being assembled with the first frame portion for sliding movement along a lengthwise axis extending from a front to a rear of the child stroller apparatus, and a control mechanism operable to adjust a position of the second frame portion relative to the first frame portion, the control mechanism including an actuator assembled with one of the first and second frame portions, the actuator being operable to drive the second frame portion in sliding movement relative to the first frame portion for modifying a distance between the first and second wheel assemblies.

A child stroller apparatus includes a first frame portion provided with a first wheel assembly, a second frame portion provided with a second wheel assembly, the second frame portion being assembled with the first frame portion for sliding movement along a lengthwise axis extending from a front to a rear of the child stroller apparatus, and a control mechanism operable to adjust a position of the second frame portion relative to the first frame portion, the control mechanism including an actuator assembled with one of the first and second frame portions, the actuator being operable to drive the second frame portion in sliding movement relative to the first frame portion for modifying a distance between the first and second wheel assemblies.

The present invention relates to a foldable chassis for a pushchair, which comprises two foldable side components (1a), each side components comprises front support rods (2a, 2b) and rear support rods (3a, 3b); and a device for controlling the distance between the side components (1a, 1b) so as to make them be brought together in a compact folding position and be separated each other in a unfolding position, the foldable chassis is characterized in that: the chassis has a device for selectively combining the distance controlling device and the side components (1a) so as to two type foldings of the chassis adopting active and inactive states: compact folding, wherein the side components (1a, 1b) are folded at the same time under the active state, each rear support rods (3a, 3b) are broght into and are basically parallel to the corresponding front support rods (2a, 2b), and the side components (1a, 1b) are brought by the distance controlling device; and flat folding, wherein each components (1a, 1b) are folded under the inactive state, the rear support rods (3a, 3b) are broght into and are basically parallel to the corresponding front support rods (2a, 2b), two side components (1a, 1b) keep partition each other, and the distance controlling device is separated from the side components (1a, 1b).

A latch device is adapted for coupling a detachably a carrier to a stroller frame, and includes a latch tongue, a latch housing, and a locking member. The latch tongue is mounted on the stroller frame, and has a cam surface and an abutment surface. The latch housing is connected to the latch tongue and is coupled detachably to the carrier. The locking member is connected to the latch housing and includes a latch arm. The locking member is movable relative to the latch housing between a locked position, where the latch tongue is locked to the locking member, and an unlocked position, where the latch tongue is unlocked from the locking member and a slide block of the latch arm abuts against the abutment surface so as to maintain the locking member at the unlocked position. The slide block slides along the cam surface when the locking member is moved toward the unlocked position.

A child-restraining safety seat assembly includes a safety seat with a body defining a secured seating area sized to securely hold a child or smaller-than-average adult human and a fixed-shape rotatable restraining member mechanically coupled to the body and having an open position where the seating area is unobstructed and a closed position where the seating area is obstructed by the restraining member. The body can include a back support member and a seat member, each with an inner surface portion at least partially defining the secured seating area. The restraining member can further include an upper body restraining member disposed in an overlapping configuration with the inner surface portion of the back support member.

A rolling car seat includes a car seat having back and seat portions configured to receive a seated child. A length-adjustable handle assembly is operatively coupled to the back portion and selectively movable between a retracted configuration not extending above a back portion upper end and an extended configuration extending above the back portion upper end. The rolling car seat includes a wheel assembly having a pair of spaced apart wheels operatively coupled to said the back portion and selectively movable between a withdrawn configuration adjacent said back portion rear surface and a deployed configuration displaced from the back portion rear surface.

A basket is detachably mounted on a first mount of a carrier for allowing an infant car seat to be mounted on the carrier. The first mount has a first mounting slot. The basket includes a basket body and a mounting structure. The mounting structure is connected to a side of the basket body. The mounting structure has a body portion, an inserting portion and a mounting portion. The body portion is connected between the mounting portion and the inserting portion. The infant car seat is suspended on a storage space of the basket body when the inserting portion is inserted into the first mounting slot and the infant car seat is mounted on the mounting portion.

A child stroller apparatus includes a handle frame having a first side segment fixedly connected with a first coupling part, a front leg frame having a second side segment fixedly connected with a second coupling part, a rear leg frame having a third side segment fixedly connected with a shell, the third side segment being respectively connected pivotally with the first and second coupling parts, a linking member received at least partially inside the shell and respectively connected pivotally with the first and second coupling parts about two different pivot axes, the handle frame and the front leg frame being thereby rotationally linked to each other, and a latch disposed adjacent to the first coupling part, the latch being operable to rotationally lock the handle frame with respect to the rear leg frame so as to lock the infant stroller apparatus in an unfolded state.

Infant car seat assemblies suitable for functioning as both a car seat and a stroller and capable of functioning with a wide variety of commercially available car seats. The infant car seat assembly for providing mobility to an infant car seat includes at least two hubs, a pair of front legs and a pair of rear legs secured to the hubs at uppermost extents thereof and having at least two wheel assemblies secured to lowermost extents thereof, and at least two adapters configured to releaseably secure the hubs to the infant car seat.

A lightweight collapsible stroller is provided. The stroller includes: a frame including a first portion movable relative to a second portion; a drive mechanism coupled to the frame, which moves the first portion relative to the second portion, thereby transitioning the frame between an open position and a closed position; and a latch mounted to the frame. The latch is positioned to engage at least a portion of the first portion or the second portion when the frame is in its open position to restrict the first portion from moving relative to the second portion. Upon actuation, the drive mechanism causes the latch to release, such that the first portion of the frame moves relative to the second portion of the frame, thereby allowing the frame to transition to the closed position.

A child stroller that can grow with the family starts as a single stroller when a second base and standing boards are fully folded toward a first base. The second base can be slid open with respect to the first base to create a space to attach a full-sized second child seat via a second coupling unit. The standing boards may be extended out from the first base at the back that can be used for one foot or both feet, so that a third child can stand on the standing boards. Multiple configurations are provided for the child stroller.

An infant safety seat that includes a base which supports the infant seat. A handle extends over the top of the base, where the handle is preferably pivotable. A sun visor and a sun screen extending from the sun visor completely covers a seat opening. A plurality of hook and loop connectors are used to secure the sun screen in a stationary position over the opening. At least two retractable legs extend from the base to provide vertical support for the infant seat when in an extended position where wheels are attached to each leg to enable mobility of the seat. The infant safety seat according to the present invention may also further include a wheel release button that releases the wheels.

A child seat system which provides adaptable portions capable of being configured in different forms including a car seat, a highchair, a climbing apparatus, and a stroller. The system includes removably attachable major components including a seat assembly, a highchair base assembly, and a stroller base assembly. The system is envisioned to include a number of entertaining and educational features for an occupant such as audio video accessories, a cup holder, and a mirror.

A carrier transporter is described which is retractable into a low-profile configuration, and extendable to accommodate a carrier or child seat. An adjustable height bar positions a securing device to coincide with a belt path of the carrier and allow a strap to be lead through the belt path and re-secured back to the bar through a buckle. The base of the carrier is supported by an extendable base platform having grip padding to further secure the base to the transporter. The base platform and wheels move together when retracting the transporter and move away from each other when extending the transporter.